Photographs
News Briefing on NASA Space Shuttle Columbia and Aftermath of Shuttle Explosion

Held February 3, 2003

Slides or scans of any of the photographs are available by mail, overnight express, or e-mail. Contact casey.cass@colorado.edu, 303-492-3119, or the Office of News Services, 303-492-6431.

Credit all photos to: University of Colorado at Boulder, Office of News Services.

	Left to right: Robert Culp, David Klaus, Michael Shull, Daniel Baker. Click here to download a print friendly (300 dpi) version of the photo.
	Left to right: Robert Culp, David Klaus, Michael Shull, Daniel Baker. Click here to download a print friendly (300 dpi) version of the photo.
	Left to right: Robert Culp, David Klaus, Michael Shull, Daniel Baker. Click here to download a print friendly (300 dpi) version of the photo.
	Daniel Baker, director of the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics. The photo he holds shows Dr. Chawla operating the Mechanics of Granular Materials (MGM) experiment. Baker has been involved in the NASA space program for many years, most recently at CU-Boulder where he has overseen the CU instruments and data processing of university instruments on board NASA's Galileo Mission to Jupiter and the Cassini mission now en route to Saturn. Click here to download a print friendly (300 dpi) version of the photo.
	Assistant professor David Klauss, associate director for Research at BioServe Space Technologies headquartered in CU's aerospace engineering department. He has been involved in a number of experiments and hardware projects designed and built by BioServe. Click here to download a print friendly (300 dpi) version of the photo.
	Professor Michael Shull, chair of the astrophysical and planetary sciences department. He has been involved in a number of NASA projects, including the design of experiments, sounding rockets, spacecraft and an upcoming instrument on the Hubble Space Telescope known as the Cosmic Origins Spectrograph. Click here to download a print friendly (300 dpi) version of the photo.
	Professor Robert Culp of the aerospace engineering sciences department. He is a former chair of aerospace engineering and was the assistant doctoral adviser to NASA astronaut Kalpana Chawla. Click here to download a print friendly (300 dpi) version of the photo.
	Elizabeth Hoffman, president of the University of Colorado Click here to download a print friendly (300 dpi) version of the photo.
	Richard L. Byyny, M.D., chancellor of the University of Colorado at Boulder Click here to download a print friendly (300 dpi) version of the photo.